[originaltext]W: Is it that you’ve never met the right woman? Is that it?M: I

W: Is it that you’ve never met the right woman? Is that it?
M: I don’t know. Several times I have met a woman who seemed right, as you say. But for some reason it’s never worked out.
W: Well, could you perhaps describe what happened with one of these women?
M: Uh...yes, there was Cynthia, for example.
W: And what kind of woman was she?
M: Intelligent. Beautiful. She came from the right social background, as well. I felt I really loved her. But then something happened.
W: What?
M: I found out that she was still seeing an old boyfriend of hers.
W: Why did you feel that...
M: She had told me that her relationship was all over, which was a lie.
W: It was because she had lied to you that you decided to break off the relationship?
M: Yes, when I found out that she had lied to me, I simply couldn’t trust her any more. And that meant that we couldn’t possibly get married.
W: At least, I think I do. But...you said there were several women who seemed "right."
M: Yes.
W: what happened the other times?
M: Well, once I met someone who I think I loved very deeply but...unfortunately she didn’t share my religious views.
W. Your religious views?
M: Yes, I expect the woman I finally marry to agree with me on such...such basic things as that.
W: I see. What’s her name?
M: Sarah.
W: Do you think you’ll ever meet someone who meets all your requirements?
M: I don’t know. How can I? But I do feel it’s important net to...not to just drift into...a relationship, simply because I might be lonely.
W: Are you lonely?
M: Sometimes. But I know that I can live alone, if necessary. And I think I would far prefer to do that.., to live alone.., rather than to marry somebody who isn’t really what I’m looking for.